NET Quiz: Understanding Fatigue & NETs

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LACNETS created a NET quiz for the NETRF NETWise Podcast Episode 30: "Understanding Fatigue & NETs."

Listen to NETWise Podcast Episode 30: https://netrf.org/podcast/netwise-episode-30-sleep-fatigue-management/

This quiz is just an enjoyable way to test what you learned from this podcast. If you get answers wrong, don't be disappointed. You'll soon know the correct answers and more about living with neuroendocrine tumors (NETs). To learn more about LACNETS and NET, please visit www.LACNETS.org.

1. According to Dr. Mulvey's research study, what percentage of NET patients report significant fatigue as a side effect of neuroendocrine cancer?

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A. 10% to 20% of patients surveyed

B. 25% to 35% of patients surveyed

C. 40% to 50% of patients surveyed

D. 60% to 70% of patients surveyed

E. More than 70% of patients surveyed

2. What are the two main kinds of fatigue according to Dr. Mulvey?

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A. Physical & Emotional

B. Mental & Physiological

C. Spiritual & Relational

D. Chronic & Systemic

E. None of the above are correct answers.

3. Which of the following treatments can contribute to fatigue?

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A. Chemotherapy by lowering blood counts, possibly hemoglobin, contributing to anemia

B. Immunotherapy by affecting the thyroid

C. Radiation

D. Lanreotide and Octreotide

E. All of the above

4. Which are examples of good sleep hygiene?

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A. Get sunlight during the day (medications permitting).

B. Avoid staying up using electronic devices and use your bed only for sleep and intimacy.

C. Ensure your room is dark & quiet when you sleep.

D. Maintain consistency in wake and bed times.

E. All of the above

5. True or False: There is no one-size-fits-all solution to issues with sleep and fatigue, but trying to address them can lead to lifestyle changes that benefit your physical and mental health and can make the difference between thriving with cancer vs. just surviving with it. *

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A. True

B. False

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